Comments Thread For: Weights From El Paso: Chavez Jr 159, Lee 159.25

[JakeNDaBox]

By Jake Donovan - Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and Andy Lee both successfully made weight for Saturday's middleweight title fight at the Sun Bowl in El Paso, Texas.

Chavez Jr. (45-0-1, 31KO) weighed in at 159 lb, while Lee (28-1, 20KO) hit the scales at 159.25lb.

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[Fay]

Where are all the haters saying chavez wasn't gonna make weight??? Ha!
WAR Chavez!!!!

[Bushbaby]

That's impressive of Chavez. Now all he has to do is make his post fight drug test & all is forgiven!!

[JPRINCEOFBOXING]

Yeahhhhhh now go eat some crow for all those that thought Chavez Jr wouldnt make weight ...lmao he even came in lighter than lee ahaaaaaaaa

[Fists_of_Fury]

That's impressive of Chavez. Now all he has to do is make his post fight drug test & all is forgiven!!

LOL... you forgot he still has to fight Martinez if he wins. Oh wait he's likely to move to 168lbs after this fight.

[ElMeroChingon]

Jr is gonna put a beating on this kid, too much chavez, too much "El dinero Vaca"

[any craic lad?]

Come on Lee

[Bushbaby]

LOL... you forgot he still has to fight Martinez if he wins. Oh wait he's likely to move to 168lbs after this fight.

Ohh I'm not hating bro, I actually like Chavez jr now. I mean why fight Martinez?? The pfp 1 & 2 fighters are scared $h!tful of him too.

[Babalu11]

WOW, the weigh ins came in earlier than usual, Jr. was probably already too hungry and starving to death.

[Fists_of_Fury]

Ohh I'm not hating bro, I actually like Chavez jr now. I mean why fight Martinez?? The pfp 1 & 2 fighters are scared $h!tful of him too.

Martinez doesn't bring much money to the table... too high risk with low reward for either of them. He's also a Middleweight calling out Welters... if he really wants Mayweather to fight him he needs to move back to 154lbs. Why doesn't he fight the winner of Pirog and Golovkin instead of all these bums @ 160lbs? His best wins were Kelly Pavlik and Paul Williams. You have to make a name for yourself before earning a shot at the stars... boxing has always been that way.